Report SQS message delay immediately after message is received, and as 0 when there are no messages found in queue #5333
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Description
When there are no messages pulled from the queue, the sqsMessageDelay metric is not being reported. When there are no messages pulled from the queue, that means the queue is empty and this can be reported as a delay of 0.
Additionally, the sqsMessageDelay metric is currently reported at the time the S3 object is processed. This means that with
maximum_messages
at 10, for example, the 10th message will report high delay because it may take a long time for the previous 9 objects to be processed.Check List
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